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Whitaker also sounded as if she'd inhaled helium or something with her squeaky voice.

If Jodie voice annoys you... you really must heave suffered through Tennant episodes and all of his sqeaks and over the top high pitches.

They're here!

https://www.facebook.com/warlordgames/photos/a.123013178038.91003.116519088038/10154826446058039/?type=3&theater

https://www.tabletopgaming.co.uk/board-games/news/warlord-bringing-2000-ad-miniatures-game-strontium-dog-to-tabletop

So september.

I'm fine with E3 Nintendo Direct, Daemon x Machine is right up my alley.

As I thought, next Fallout will be online game.

Decent movie with great value for Expanded Universe. So, it's actually more than I expected.

Thanks for that, Colin... the response on that FB group was pretty bloody depressing, TBH. I honestly don't why I bothered.

That's the same group where some adult folks felt threatened by the prospect of one all-female 2000AD issue?

I can only really think of the upcoming Red Dead sequel when it comes to non-Switch titles that interest me.

Cuz my new found love for japanese games there are few more things on my wishlist (Ni No Kuni II and Yakuza 6 on top spots).

HLD is kind of big deal for me. As a fan of Drifter I was hoping for Switch port since Switch premiere.

Damn, I like my Switch as a exclusive titles/indie machine only, couldn't care less about AAA multiports.

The feeling of defeating my first guardian was elation. And I just about jizzed my keks when defeating my first Lynel having trained and prepped for it.

This.

And moments when I was thinking "I wish this was possible" and after few minutes I had "aha" moment because it was possible, like attacking monsters with stones from big distance (using combination of runes), meltig ice, creating wind streams during battles with fire, etc. This game gave me freedom like no other game.

Actually I like the rain obstacle. Zelda nailed the part where you not only prepare for combat but for exploration. What about your horse? What about your stamina? What about weather? Should I cook more stamina enhancers? etc

Is that fun though? At what point are these things just arbitrary obstacles that get in the way of enjoyment?

Yes, fun. I had tones of fun planing how to reach some places and seeking alternative roads. I even had fun with creating my own recipes for different situations in game.

And it's funny since I'm not "hardcore gamer" who love "difficult games". I hated crafting in Witcher 3, I still ignore cooking right potions and meals for harder fights in Monster Hunter World, but sometimes this things works and I enjoyed them, like... in Zelda.

Actually I like the rain obstacle. Zelda nailed the part where you not only prepare for combat but for exploration. What about your horse? What about your stamina? What about weather? Should I cook more stamina enhancers? etc

Maybe I'm still not on board with weapons but other than that I love exploring part.

1. Brink
2. Hope... for the Future
3. Grey Area

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Oh, it looks like they banned me on 2000AD Discussion group